The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-07

brocaded stripes made in a bouffant,
coouettish way, but the various fancy
esuzes and f nets of the day, come III
accaptably, while hand baskets Of f w
erS aGd pict,resqueness. Nhel, the
bride is married III travelling DRESS q
tailor-made costume Of cloth Is most
fashionable and few bridal dresses Tor
Informal weddings have been made OF
white cloth combine with MORE.
TRIMMINGS.
Steel, copper, bronze, silver or gilt
trimmings have high position and as
pr;ncipa! exponents are seen bralds or
passementeries, the former set or cor
sagas like vests. The fancy for black
trimmings on colored material is mark
ed, and market also is the popularity OF
trimmings lighter than The goods they
a3orr. GsloonS, braids CT peSsomen1@-
ries are prominent III this sty lcan,; beads
are effective since they throw irrjd SceGt
iirhts, or those Of pal-r shade on darker
fabric. Here. likewise are opportunities
for metal beads, and they glitter Is
points OF effect or compose the whole
pa.n;ture. B, ads in general hold their
owe; they are loved but hardly with last
v.ns.r', devotion, but nevertheless there.
i al abandon OF stf.ction shown ex-
trenl. ls styiish jahots. caps, etc, made
wunilN o; beads, which form the entire
tr.lluiuy for u cor$n2e.
EVENING DRESSES
prove that brocs,;ss ere Indispensable.
Bnt the DECADES Of this win@.r are
totally & Hrrent fcom those that have
gene. l.s,. re shem. B.th in ,l,r snd
| p4s,er2 tnere is great novelty, the form
or showing the new terra catta aHd
mahogany rels, old rose. old PINK,
csvres, leyard, lizard green, etc. the
latter ranriuG to fern aud other pointed
| leaves, crys~n:hcmunls and lon;. st~mmed
ros~s # strange hue, while vines and
wood!aoa Fl .ings ah:n, replace iormec
| c.thodox flowers Elegant procades
>hog~ flowers en- mpire sor'ace bnt al
most ever, whore. this I&Ss ia,a presents
rs: i. Velvet flowers cn silk are als9
yerv popular lgnc chene rc-appears as a
Remembrance OF the past. The tendency
Column Effects is very marked, rsqnent-
| " long stalks unite in continuity, sue
c-ssive bouquets which do not blossom
out roundly but are in pointed shape
aud everywhere this inclioation to slen-
3erness is noticeable. Stripes, GA the
contrary, are sometimes conspicaou>ly
broad and contrast extr, mely marked,
so that the gaudy is reached and small
women are apparently ignored since nc
small woman could wear them. ln truth
they touch the vulgar, but leading mer,
chants show them and thus indorsed,
they must rot be gainsaid. Stripes IN
general, however, are OF ali wedths,
Sashes CT extraordinary beauty, repeat
tae patterns of the time. Striped sashes
are fashionable; moire continue so, but
handsomest are the lowered and choicest
among the latter are exquisite creations
where slender velvet flowers and pointed
leaves are woven on delicate silk sur.
faces. Six dollars yard seems not toe
much. Striped, plaided, dotted and
delicately brocaded gaze and lace form
large and less expensive element, being
used IS draperies over satin or silk.
Necks are high, heart shaped, square,
square low, round low or pointed back
AID front while the sleeve can be
ignored, some shadowy pretense taking
its place; it can reach the elbow or be
long. Bronze slippers with hosiery tc
match are very fashionable and so are
tan, the idea being that both shoe and
stocking must c orreSpond. Gloves are
long and close fitting II white, dressed
or undressed, in light tan chiefly, but
likewise in pearl or very pale pink
Heavy stitching.